The PuckPedia Hockey Show
The PuckPedia Hockey Show
Podcast Description
Welcome to The PuckPedia Hockey Show — your front-row seat to the business, strategy, and storytelling behind the game. Hosted by Keith Kavanaugh, this weekly show brings you in-depth conversations with the people shaping hockey behind the scenes: agents, executives, media personalities, data minds, and innovators who drive the sport forward.
From exploring the details of the salary cap to decoding player contracts and team-building tactics, each episode taps into the powerful tools and insights behind PuckPedia — the ultimate source for hockey fans and pros. Whether you’re a diehard fan, a front office hopeful, or just love the chess match of roster management, this show gives you the full picture of how deals get made and teams get built.
New episodes drop weekly. Powered by PuckPedia.com. Follow along on social media @PuckPedia
Check out PuckPedia’s betting partner CoolBet at PuckPedia.com/Coolbet
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show covers a range of hockey-related topics, focusing on areas such as salary cap management, player contracts, team-building strategies, and scouting insights. For example, episodes delve into the NHL Draft preview, interviews with hockey executives, and discussions around the evolution of scouting practices in the NHL, providing listeners with an enriched understanding of the game.
Welcome to The PuckPedia Hockey Show — your front-row seat to the business, strategy, and storytelling behind the game. Hosted by Keith Kavanaugh, this weekly show brings you in-depth conversations with the people shaping hockey behind the scenes: agents, executives, media personalities, data minds, and innovators who drive the sport forward.
From exploring the details of the salary cap to decoding player contracts and team-building tactics, each episode taps into the powerful tools and insights behind PuckPedia — the ultimate source for hockey fans and pros. Whether you’re a diehard fan, a front office hopeful, or just love the chess match of roster management, this show gives you the full picture of how deals get made and teams get built.
New episodes drop weekly. Powered by PuckPedia.com. Follow along on social media @PuckPedia
Check out PuckPedia’s betting partner CoolBet at PuckPedia.com/Coolbet
On Episode 2 of the PuckPedia Hockey Show we welcome Hart Levine, founder of PuckPedia. Hart gives a brief introduction of why he started PuckPedia and why all hockey fans should be using their best-in-class features. He was boots on the ground for the NHL Draft in Los Angeles on Friday and Saturday, and he goes over his thoughts on the de-centralized format. We also talk about the Noah Dobson trade from the New York Islanders to the Montreal Canadiens and why this deal might make sense for both teams. Then we dive into Free Agency, which starts on July 1. Mitch Marner is the big name on the market and we discuss why a deal to the Vegas Golden Knights could make sense instead of re-signing with the Toronto Maple Leafs or signing elsewhere. We talk about some of the other big names on the market and what teams might make some big splashes. We wrap up the episode with “Ask the Capologist” where we answer some fan-submitted questions. We discuss why some Restricted Free Agents aren’t eligible for offer sheets, the difference between No Move and No Trade Clauses, and what qualifying offers are and how they are calculated.
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